>>107227513On the down side, it's closer to the later seasons of PnF. A bit low on energy, a bit too dialogue heavy, a bit more tedious. The concept is abstract and limiting, and the presentation of it is just drab. They managed to make Weird Al seem boring, which is kind of a feat.
On the plus side, the show folds in on itself, with callbacks and compounding complexity which are rewarding if you're willing to sit through it in entirety. It also takes place in the same universe as PnF. If you're dying to see some of those characters again, then you should give it a go.
